Europe Must Stop Iran

Iran is doing more these days than just ignoring global concerns over its nuclear program. The Islamic Republic is increasingly taunting the international community, making clear that it has no intention of abandoning its program and almost daring Western nations to stop it.
By Dirk Niebel
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Posted 19/6/2007 @ 10:33:11 GMTIran Calls Death Fatwa on Rushdie "Irrevocable"Though the mainstream media dutifully reported Iran officials’ charges of “Islamophobia” against the UK for beknighting author Salman Rushdie and helpfully reminded readers that the “Iranian government announced in 1998 that it no longer supported the fatwa” calling for Rushdie’s murder, no one seems to pay attention for the thinly veiled renewed call by Iran’s Foreign Ministry’s to carry out Ayatollah Khomeini’s death sentence: By JudeoScope
Posted 18/6/2007 @ 10:13:24 GMTIranian Opposition Vows to Step Up Fight Against Tehran Iranian activists from a broad cross-section of opposition groups and ethnic communities met in Paris for a historic three-day conference over the weekend, to launch a new movement aimed at stepping up the fight against the Tehran regime. By NewsMax
Posted 19/6/2007 @ 9:52:1 GMTIran: Halt Mass Deportation of AfghansIran should immediately halt the mass deportations of Afghan nationals and investigate allegations that its authorities have abused numerous deportees, Human Rights Watch said today. Iran should also ensure that Afghans faced with deportation are given the individual opportunity to seek protection based on conditions in Afghanistan that would threaten their lives or freedom, Human Rights Watch said.By Human Rights Watch
Posted 19/6/2007 @ 9:45:26 GMTIran Says Won't Rule Out Using Oil As A WeaponIran will not rule out using oil as a weapon if the United States resorts to military action against the Islamic Republic over its nuclear program, an Iranian oil official said in remarks published on Tuesday. By Reuter>
Posted 19/6/2007 @ 9:40:18 GMTIranian Students Report Crackdown Iranian students and professors say an unprecedented number of disciplinary cases have been brought against students in the last month. They say 29 have been arrested in the last two months for political activism and 207 were taken before disciplinary committees in the last 40 days alone. By BBC News>
Posted 18/6/2007 @ 20:17:20 GMTUnited on Hamas, divided on Iran?As Ehud Olmert visits US President George W. Bush, headlines around the world focus on coordination in US and Israeli policies towards new realities in Gaza. However, the significance of recent events in Gaza should not overshadow discussion of essential differences between the two allies regarding issues of Israeli national security - specifically the Iranian nuclear project. By The Jerusalem Post